Totally True Things: A Socially Conscious Storytelling Show presents

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Written & performed by Jean Le Bec

This is a recorded video of a live-streamed live performance. The link to watch will be emailed to you upon recepts of your registratin. 

NYS Social workers can earn 1.5 contact hours of Continuing Education by watching this show. 

For 40 years, Jean Le Bec was married to a many who one day left and moved to Arizona to be with another woman.  Slowly she uncovers years of deceit and betrayal.  Slowly she moves from victim to survivor. This is her story of pain, love and courage.

Jean Le Bec is a two-time Moth story slam champion, educator and writer. She is a star in the New York storytelling scene, featured on the RISK! live show and podcast, New York Story Exchange, Yum's The Word, Take 2 storytelling, 2 Truths and a Lie, Bady House Concerts. Tell Me Another, City Stories, Story Collider, Prose Of Pie, Arts and Humanity, Generation Of Women, Look Who's Talking and so many more.

Jean Campbell, LCSW, TEP is co-founder of Braveheart Retreats, an organization that provides healing retreats that feature creative therapies, including psychodrama, music, and art. She specializes in trauma reorganization, somatic psychotherapy, somatic psychotherapy and addiction/codependency recovery. She provides ongoing Psychodrama Training Groups, Leadership Workshops, Personal Growth Workshops and Intensives for individuals, families and couples. She is committed to creating safe spaces for people to do their own healing work and believes that what we can't do alone, we can do together.

HOST: Jude TrederWolff is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Group Psychotherapist, Certified Practitioner of Applied Improvisation, writer/performer and host/producer of Totally True Things: A Socially Conscious Storytelling Show and president of Lifestage. Inc. She has been featured on PBS Stories From The Stage, Story District in Washington, DC, RISK, Mistakes Were Made, Ex Fabula and at other live shows around the country. Her solo show This Isn't Helping was performed at the off-Broadway Connelly Theater in the Speak Up! Rise Up! Storytelling  Festival, The 2018 Whitefire Solo Theatre Festival, and at theaters and venues around the country. She is published in the International Journal Of Arts In Psychotherapy, Music Therapy Perspectives, Recovery Press and writes about improvisation, creativity and storytelling for Publishous and medium.com. She has been interviewed for articles appearing in NBC News, VICE, Women's Day, LI Pulse, Chicago Tribune, Newsday, LA Times and many others. www.